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TILT Biotherapeutics raised $25.6M to find a cure for ovarian cancer
A major challenge in cancer treatment is the limited effectiveness of existing immunotherapies against solid tumours, particularly T-cell-based…
Neuraink rival INBRAIN Neuroelectronics receives €4M grant to develop advanced graphene brain interfaces for neurological treatment
Traditional neuroelectronic therapies, including deep brain stimulation (DBS), lack the precision to decode and modulate brain activity at…
ReportAId grabs €2.2M to solve European healthcare data challenge, boosting hospital revenue by 25%
Healthcare systems across Europe face a mounting challenge: despite massive investments in digital infrastructure, approximately 80% of healthcare…
AI drug discovery startup AMPLY banks $1.75M to decode cancer and superbugs
Today’s antibiotic and cancer treatments often ignore genetic diversity. This results in poor survival rates and increasing resistance.…
Hilo (formerly Aktiia) scoops up $42M to develop an ML model for blood pressure management
Traditional blood pressure monitoring is inconvenient, sporadic, and often fails to capture accurate trends, leaving many cases of…
€5M for digital dyslexia therapy for children: Here’s how French Poppins is transforming the medtech sector
In France, dyslexia affects approximately 1.3 million children, accounting for around 6-8% of the student population, which translates…
The most innovative ways technology can boost your medical career
The medical field is competitive—while there are many different roles to fill, the best opportunities get snatched up…
Dutch AMT Medical scoops $25M to advance heart bypass surgery
Traditional coronary artery bypass surgery is highly invasive, risky, and expensive, leading to prolonged recovery times and increased…
Clinomic gets €23M to modernise ICU Care with AI-powered assistant Mona
Intensive care units (ICUs) face several challenges, including staff shortages, disjointed data systems, and ineffective decision-making processes. These…
